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Just a fun interest value bet on Alexi, only because I would have expected fav to be a lot shorter – will probably shorten a lot before off
Alexi showed a lot of enthusiasm for one bred to stay on her debut so ground may cool her jets today. New Years Eve not the biggestBig top of the table Dublin derby coming up at 8 between Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians – may be more competitive than the PL game!
Rovers Win & BTTS @ 100/30 is where I’m throwing my Fiver!
Bohs tricky enough to score in the first half but are vulnerable to teams of more stature like Waterford last week. Bohs Fatigue from that game could be a factor in 2nd half.
Lump it all on my WOP, Befair!
Well maybe a fiver of it!
Tiger-Toffee Scrap
BTTS & 2 Corners Each team per half
13/2 Chance!
Just a hunch it will be an engaging tussle
Great racing options up there
Downpatrick in afternoon and Dundalk in evening!Looks like ground is a little easier than I envisaged. Most wisely didn’t get involved.
Nick Goff’s two pages on the Fundamentals of Football Betting well worth the read in Monday’s R.P. even for the somewhat disillusioned like myself!
With the injuries they may all take it a little easier than usual which probably favours the favourite over Kalpana
And Barca won’t be taking anything for granted in this race, I hope!
That’s my tuppence worth!
Beating Monogram on yielding ground doesn’t prove a whole lot so I’m WITH YOU for a Tenner!
Satellite of Love worthy of an interest bet for the 2yo Redcar Trophy @ 7/4. Ground should be ideal for this game straightforward individual and being Rossa-less shouldn’t be too much of a factor judging by his early outings. Revels may just be a touch flattered by his Mill Reef placing so we should get a run for our money at least.
One miserable hour of TV coverage on terrestrial TV in Ireland on Sunday
Thanks a lot, Virgin!
Probably not much value at this stage but they would probably say Pink Larkspur after her Kempton debut is a lovely mover and has a lovely mind which may stand to her heading up the lonely Ascot straight but is that enough?
Hard to draw any conclusions from those involved in the Salisbury race given the sticky conditions and dawdling pace.
Ground makes this only an interest bet as it looks a slog at Salisbury. Jack probably should inject some pace early before taking a breather to shake off that Bear! Class might just get Social Symbol home after his Summer of daisy-cutting in decent company.
Looks like from this mornings reporting that there will be a fast good feel about the ground this weekend after yesterday’s modest rainfall. I presume Good/Firm by the Seine is more forgiving than the same elsewhere.
Paris Turf (Actus) for some reason have included with their current piece about Sea the Stars four minutes reportage capturing some of the atmosphere of Irish Champions Day at Leopardstown with trad soundtrack and featuring amongst others Blue Bolt and trainer of arguably the moral winner of the Irish Champions Stakes. Would love to have seen George Scott’s reaction if Hawkeye had actually won!
I suppose this one deserves a bump after three weeks!
That looks like serious rain in the Paris region tomorrow Wednesday – doubt if watering will be necessary!
Is it just possible that Mr Thomas has unwittingly outed the brains behind the new digital formats which most of us punters of average intelligence on these forums translate as “If it ain’t broke, complicate it” The giant-size Log in prompt under each runner and the constant to and fro when delving into the horse’s breeding on my phone does my head in. I presume this is because I’m not a subscriber.
Jump fans may have heard of French jump jockey Clement Lefebvre who sounds like a great ambassador for the sport. Have a look at the neck corset he is wearing in his interview up on Equidia and imagine he is hoping to be back in training in March! The courage of those who mount these beasts is like something Maupassant may have described in one of his short stories we struggled with back in our schooldays.
